Agents hunting Agents: Open Source + AI approaches
Hosted by AI Cyber Alliance + Evan Powell + John Van Lowe + Mathew Baldwin + Silicon Valley AI Hub
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What to look forward to
On October 19, teams will investigate ambiguous AI-agent behavior, using open-source Vigil and agent harnesses to distinguish legitimate activity from potential attacks. AI and cybersecurity leaders will mentor participants, and some familiarity with AI agents and cybersecurity will be helpful.
Inside the event
An agent swarm is making moves. Is it launching an attack, or simply doing its job? JoinAgents hunting Agents on October 19 at the Silicon Valley AI Hub in Menlo Park, where you’ll explore how to distinguish malicious AI behavior from legitimate agent activity. You’ll work in teams, with mentoring from leaders in AI and cybersecurity, to use AI to spot malicious AI behavior. Along the way, you’ll explore Vigil, a 100% open source way to use agents and other AI to tell the difference between malicious and benign agents. You’ll also consider how an agent harness can help keep your own agents behaving as intended. Some understanding of AI agents and cybersecurity will be helpful. Bring your questions and be ready to examine ambiguous behavior, compare interpretations with your team, and decide what evidence would make you trust an agent, or flag it for closer scrutiny.
Silicon Valley AI Hub
Silicon Valley AI Hub, 135 Constitution Dr, Menlo Park, CA 94025, USA. Confirm the venue with the organizer before traveling.
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Last checked: Oct 14, 2026. Confirm current availability before making plans.
Organizer page checked: Oct 14, 2026. Check registration for the latest details.